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I didn't.
But how did we all feel afterwards? :-)I felt like that before QPR Haha
pavelsrnicek
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It’s strange we’ve been here 3 times before and every other time we’ve done what’s needed. QPR was brilliant and horrific and altogether awful for the nerves. West Ham at home was controlled but nervy until the goals either side of half time. Brighton away was dreadful then ok then brilliant.
One thing we didn’t start any of those matches that well, no early goals as it took us a while to get going. May well be the same Sunday, though a couple of early goals for us would be marvellous.
One thing we didn’t start any of those matches that well, no early goals as it took us a while to get going. May well be the same Sunday, though a couple of early goals for us would be marvellous.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Now I didn't funnily enough. I had my dad and others laughing at me, but I saw the party atmosphere outside the ground and said QPR would not be a forgone conclusion. Thought it was major disrespect.
Joey Barton agrees with you.
citymad
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Is it Sunday yet ? Last night had a dream that I switched the Tele on and everything was Liverpool this liverpool that paying homage to their title win. Every prop in the studio was red, clothes were red etc. It was a nightmare. Sunday can't come soon enough for me.
Ducado
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A nightmare that fans of every other club in the country are having, never have city been supported by the fans of so many other clubsIs it Sunday yet ? Last night had a dream that I switched the Tele on and everything was Liverpool this liverpool that paying homage to their title win. Every prop in the studio was red, clothes were red etc. It was a nightmare. Sunday can't come soon enough for me.
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I would feel better being cautious with +2 or more goals. Don’t want a 91 minute (or plus) equaliser!We don't need to better Liverpool's goal tally. A cautious 1-0 will be more than enough. Don't forget that goal difference will only apply if Liverpool draw and we lose. An unlikely scenario.
Brightwell Bros.
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I have a bad feeling about the last game in a way that I don't normally do about final games we've had before. A good thing I've realised over the years is that how I feel about game rarely has an overall bearing on the actual game being played.
Obviously an early goal would be great and even if the Dippers take the lead early on, no need to panic. We have been in this situation before and the players know what is required.It’s strange we’ve been here 3 times before and every other time we’ve done what’s needed. QPR was brilliant and horrific and altogether awful for the nerves. West Ham at home was controlled but nervy until the goals either side of half time. Brighton away was dreadful then ok then brilliant.
One thing we didn’t start any of those matches that well, no early goals as it took us a while to get going. May well be the same Sunday, though a couple of early goals for us would be marvellous.
SkyBlueCanuck
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Our boys will come out and make this happen for themselves. None will want a long summer with regret. Everything will be left out on the pitch.
I see a 3-0 so comfortable and dominant that the Cultists will accuse Villa of being paid off to take a dive.
I see a 3-0 so comfortable and dominant that the Cultists will accuse Villa of being paid off to take a dive.
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